6-Way Fuse Block W/Negative Bus - JOYHO ATC/ATO Fuse Box with Ground, LED Light Indication & Protection Cover, Bolt Connect Terminals,70 pcs Stick Label, For Vehicle Car Boat Marine Auto

This was a good price and great value.I like this has a positive and negative buss all in one box. I ran a 8 gauge wire to the back of the boat battery and ran my auxiliary devices off this as a central fuse box. Auxiliary lights, CTEK charge port and USB phone charger ports all have a nice and clean look with all wires and fuse in an easy to reach spot.The material is good and strong plastic with solid connector screws. It has a cover is durable and protects the connections from shorts The cover has openings for the wires that are not water proof, but splash resistant and the cover is well made.

I did not have the current-leakage problem that some other users have reported. If a problem arises in the LED driver circuit I will remove the LED board as another reviewer illustrates with photos. By the way, an LED lights only if its fuse is blown - it's a convenience feature to tell you which fuse blew.Also, the cover is not tall enough to fit a resettable ATC circuit breaker.On the plus side, I did need a ground bus and was surprised that some fuse blocks don't have one.For the 2 battery terminals, I found that ring terminals for #10 studs fit the 2 studs that the vendor specifies as "M5" studs. Likewise, for the 6 circuits, I round that ring terminals for #8 studs fit these "M4" studs. Those fork-shaped spades would also work (I just think the rings are more mechanically secure).

Have used this panel in marine and also in my wheel house for ice fishing. Great quality and love the LED indicators.

My new-to-me 4x4 needed some extra lights, fan, and other new circuits. The new fuse box is very compact for six circuits. It was easy to find a good spot for it under the hood. Rather than modifying the original wiring, this small fuse box allowed me to pull power directly from the battery. There is room for six fused circuits, and the incoming terminals are large enough to tap for a really large load if necessary. All new wiring can now be run from this fuse box and kept entirely separate from the original wiring. This will make troubleshooting anything much easier. The original wiring remains completely original. Six circuits was plenty and left a couple spares in case anything else needs to be added. A large sheet of tags is provided that can be stuck on the clear cover to identify circuits. Unfortunately, even with all those labels, two of my circuits didn't match up well with any of the labels. That's no big deal. These labels are small enough I can use the usually wasted margin area on a sticker sheet to print custom labels. I used relays to operate all the new circuits with power for switches coming from the accessory post on the factory terminal block. That way all circuits still shut off when the ignition key is turned off. One small problem was a large cable that really needed to come from a direction where the clear cover did not already have an opening. The cover could not be installed with that cable in the way. It was simple enough to carve a wider opening in the edge of the clear plastic cover to provide clearance for that cable.

I use to have a bunch of wires for the accessories on my motorcycle and they were all attached to each battery pole. They would lose and cause a bad connection I had several inline fuses everywhere now all my fuses can be checked at a glance. I recommended this item to friends, especially the ones with a bunch of accessories such as heated grips, vests, gloves and additional lights. I am very satisfied with this unit and its price. Shipping was on time too.

I have 25Amp fuses in all locations. Initially, I had the main power come into the main terminals of this box. I never blew any fuse, but the plastic around the power connections melted. OK, so I wonder if I drew 20 amps from all 6 positions (I only had 4 positions in use, but I am just trying to justify the box melting) that would potentially be 120 Amps, which is above the total current rating...I wanted to continue using this box, so I brought the power feed into one of the individual circuits with a 25 amp fuse - so if I use more than 25 amps (1/4 of the rating of the box, and less than the 30Amps per circuit rating... Well I did blow the 25 amp fuse, but it MELTED into the plastic, and I could not pull it back out....While there was basic protection, it came at the cost of damaging the fuse holder. I dont trust the ratings of this box.

There are a lot of incorrect review on this product about voltage on the lines when there is no fuse attached.Proper operation when you connect power to this device and you have no loads connected, all LEDs should be off. By design, you should measure voltage on both sides of where the fuse would be.If you attach any load, then power on with no fuse installed, you should see the red LED turn on for any circuit with a load. If you measure the fuse location, you should see one side with the input voltage, and the other side will be zero.All fuse blocks with LED indicators work like this. The LED is in parallel with a 2.2k resistor. For my use of 5v, this would mean 2 ma of current is flowing. Do to that high resistance, the voltage drop causes the voltage to be 0, so none of your devices would be powered.

I installed this under the dash of my F-150 for my amater radio feeds from the battery. I ran 8 gauge copper to feed it, and 10 gauge to the devices coming from it. I also use it for other things, like a LED light bar that lights up under the cover of my truck bed. In reduced light, you can't usually see under the cover from the tailgate, but with the 12 inch light bar, it is like daylight under the cover. I bought a case with multiple fuse values in it, and it allows me to select the correct fuse for each device I wire to it. The fuse block also has a row of LEDS, in red, one for each fuse, if the fuse blows, the LED shows which one it is. The fuse block is one of many i looked at, you can find them on many websites, but this model came quickly, and is made really well. It has a nice cover that goes over it once you wire things to it. I use ring lugs on each wire, so it makes for a very neat installation. I managed to hide 98% of ll the wire used, that is what I love about a F-150 .

Cumple muy bien su función, opino que deberían incluir al menos un par de fusibles de muestra de 10 o 15 amp

This is a great product and awesome value. The only thing I didn't like about it was that the face for the high current posts was below the plastic surface so I had to use a washer to bring that contact surface up above the plastic which would then allow for a solid clamp on the ring terminal, so I had to add some washers of my own to complete the setup. Hardly a deal breaker, would buy again.

Price was excellent. Delivery was fast and package arrived in good condition. The Fuse Block appears to be of good quality construction. I haven't used the device yet but so far all of my expectations have been met. I intend to use the fuse block in my RV for low amp (6 x 3A) solar panels combined to my 20A solar charge controller. Fingers crossed.A year now and I have been using this fuse block as a solar combiner to connect six 3 Amp panels to a 20 Amp solar controller which keeps two 6 Volt Costco golf cart batteries fully charged.

Totally functional and it is not a complex item, but I have a Blue Sea one as well and this does not have the same level of fit and finish... that being said, I would buy this again as it is considerably cheaper.

I have used the fuse block to distribute 12V power within my micro camper, and it works well for that. It seems to let a tiny amount of voltage through without a fuse in place though. Not a dealbreaker however I would have given five stars if it wasn't for that.